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Ethan Knight

Ethan Knight

MRes, BSc

Research Assistant

Ethan Knight is a research assistant in the Oxford Tobacco Addiction Group (OxTAG) within the Centre for Evidence Based Medicine (CEBM). He works on the TRIDENT project - aimed at designing a complex intervention to reduce smoking in individuals with serious mental illness.  He also works as a representative for research assistants within the department's EMCR group.

Prior to this role he has been involved in a myriad of research projects ranging from chronic pain management to novel interventions to reduce risk taking under the influence of alcohol. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Psychology & Master of Research in Neuroscience from Newcastle University, where he also worked as a research assistant in acute alcohol intoxication trials.

His general research interests lie in addiction and substance abuse disorders, harm-reduction interventions and the neurobiology of addiction. 

Qualifications

Master of Research in Neuroscience

Bachelor of Science in Psychology